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1 ÖK O_LA V AMA T 2550 The automatic washing machine which takes care of the en vironment Instr uctions f or use[...]
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2 Printed on biodegradable paper He who believes in ecology, acts accordingly[...]
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3 Contents Safety instructions Before using your machine for the first time 4 Safety Instructions for the user 4/5 The ÖKO-system 6 The packing 6 For the sake of the environment ... Öko-Tips for economical washing 7 Description of the machine Equipment 8/9 The compartment for detergent and additives 10 Summary of instructions for use 11 Before th[...]
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4 Safety instructions - Follow the installation and connection instructions - Do not connect a damaged machine (e.g. damaged during transport) - Small quantities of water in the detergent/additive compartment are due to factory tests - To remove residue from manufacturing in the wash drum and dispenser compartment, a wash programme without clothes [...]
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5 - Do not switch the machine on if the electrical cord is damaged, or if the machine shows signs of damage to the control panel, the work surface or the base - Repairs to electrical appliances may only be carried out by qualified personnel. Incorrect repairs can result in considerable danger for the user. Please only contact our factory customer s[...]
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6 The ÖKO-system Your new ÖKO LAVAMAT from the AEG ÖKO System fulfils all current and future requirements of modern wash care and enables an individual and multiple choice of programmes. The most economical use of water, power and detergent contributes to environmental relief and ensures the best economy. Through the uniflow system, the detergen[...]
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7 For the sake of the environment ... These instructions will help you to act in an environmentally conscious manner : For normally soiled washes, programmes without pre- wash are provided. Compared to a programme with pre-wash, you save on water and detergent. Only use detergent with bleach additive if the wash is soiled with spots which can be bl[...]
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8 Machine description A Control Panel B Programme selector with programme indicator C Temperature selector D Pilot light E INTENSIVE button F Spin speed reduction button 850/700 rpm. Equipment D AB C E F[...]
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9 A B C D E A Control Panel B Lid C Handle for opening lid D Trap door for lint filter E Lever for castors Equipment[...]
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10 The compartment for detergent and additives F Compartment for Softener or pre-wash detergent G Detergent compartment for main wash H Compartment for liquid additives (fabric softener, fabric conditioner, starch) G H F[...]
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11 Summary of instructions for use Prepare the wash Sort, pre-wash treatment Choose the programme Set the programme selector to the required programme. If required, press additional buttons Open the lid Place the laundry in the drum Add detergent Close the lid Turn the temperature selector Choose and select the temperature and the cycle starts. At [...]
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12 Before the wash Check that the fabrics are machine washable. This information is provided by the usual international washing symbols : High temperature wash Coloured wash Synthetics Delicate fabrics Wool Sort the wash according to type, degree of soiling and temperature. Woollen items with only the Wool symbol are not suitable for machine washin[...]
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13 Maximum load New, dark coloured items often have an excess of dye. During the wash, this can be transferred to lighter coloured fabrics. It is better to wash such items separately the first time. Treat stains as soon as possible, while they are still fresh, with water, soap or appropriate pre-wash treatment (stain spray, pre-wash paste etc) Empt[...]
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14 Notice for Test Institutes : For tests similar to IEC 456 (new) with standard load A the maximum load is 4,05 kg. Whenever possible, wash with a full load as this ensures maximum efficiency. Do not overfill. This has a negative result on the washing results. With synthetics articles particularly prone to creasing, you should reduce the load. To [...]
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15 Detergent You may use all modern detergents suited to domestic washing machines. The use of the detergent depends on the type of wash and the degree of soiling. Soiling is differentiated according to : Dirt , e.g. dust, soot, sweat, grease etc. Bleachable stains , e.g. red wine, fruit, vegetables etc. Protein stains , e.g. blood, milk etc. The d[...]
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16 The quantity of detergent used depends on the size of the wash, the hardness of the water and the degree of soiling. Follow the instructions on the detergent packet. Your local water supply company can supply information concerning the hardness of the water. Water hardness Degree dH mmol/L I - soft below 8 below 1,4 II - medium hard 8 - 14 1,4 -[...]
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17 There are three compartments in the detergent and additive dispenser. Compartment 1 = softener for programmes without pre-wash ; washing powder and powder softener for programmes with pre-wash or soak. Compartment 2 = washing powder for the main wash ; for programmes with pre-wash, also the softener. Compartment 3 = Liquid additives (fabric soft[...]
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18 Choosing the wash programme The wash programme is chosen with the programme selector, the temperature adjustment knob and the buttons. For normally soiled articles, choose a programme without pre-wash. For dirty articles choose a programme with pre- wash or use the “intensive” button (refer to the button description). For protein based stain[...]
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19 During the programme, the dial of the programme selector rotates in steps and indicates which part of the programme is running. By combining main and additional programmes with the buttons, a programme for all needs can be obtained. The programme indicator Push Buttons[...]
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20 INTENSIVE Spin speed 850/700 push button This feature increases the wash “efficiency” by lengthening the wash time after the heating phase. You may reduce spin speed with this button for all programmes. If you do not press this button, spinning takes place at maximum speed.[...]
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21 Switching off - opening the lid End of programme At the end of the programme, the machine can be opened. Buttons which may have been set should be released by pushing again. Set the temperature selector on "0" position. Remove the washing. Check that the drum is completely empty, as otherwise articles could be damaged in the next wash [...]
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22 List of programmes Programme Temperature selector Programme selection Buttons Wash symbol/ Wash Cotton/linen Cotton/linen Cotton linen Dressed cotton, mixed cotton fabrics, synthetics Synthetics Synthetics Synthetics Wool /mixed woollen fabrics, silk Synthetics/Curtains Cotton/linen - synthetics Wool/delicates Cotton/linen Synthetics/wool/ delic[...]
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23 Load Programme cycle Up to 4,5kg Up to 4,5kg Up to 4,5kg Up to 4,5kg 2 kg 2 kg Up to 2 kg Up to 1 kg Up to 2 kg 4,5kg(cotton) 2 kg (synt) 1 kg (wool) 2 kg (synt.) up to 4,5kg up to 2 kg up to 1/2 kg 850/700 INTENSIVE 850/700 850/700 INTENSIVE 850/700 Possible additional buttons Main wash with pre-wash, 3 rinse cycles, final spin Main wash withou[...]
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24 Consumption and times for selected programmes Programme High temperature wash 95°C, Colour wash 60°C, Synthetics 40°C, Wool 40°C, Water consumption in litres 72 72 55 65 Electricity consumption in kWh 1,9 1,3 0,6 0,6 Time in minutes 130 115 90 55 The values in this table were established under normal conditions. Variations up or down are pos[...]
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25 Dispenser compartment Wash drum Descaling Control panel and controls Maintenance and care Clean the dispenser compartment from time to time to remove remaining detergent. The wash drum is made of rust free stainless steel. Rusty objects not removed from the wash can cause rust spots to appear on the drum. These spots can be removed using stainle[...]
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26 Cleaning the lint filter Regular cleaning of the lint filter is important If you wash articles containing a lot of lint, clean the filter after every wash. Place the water discharge hose in a flat container placed on the ground, to completely empty the machine. - Open the flap door of the filter compartment by pressing it inwards with a finger a[...]
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27 Problems you can solve yourself What to do if ... .. . The washing machine does not work at all ? Is the machine connected to the power supply? Was a programme selected? Was a temperature selected? Are all the lids closed? .. . No water runs in ? Is the water tap open? Is the filter in the water inlet blocked ? .. . The spin cycle begins after a[...]
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28 .. . Grey traces are found on the finished wash ? Too little detergent was used for articles stained by ointment, grease or oil. The quantity of detergent is insufficient to dissolve grease ? Was the temperature chosen too low ? .. . Traces of fabric softener are found on the finished wash ? In such cases, usually fabric softener, in particular [...]
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29 Customer Service Should you find no solution to a problem in the instructions for use, contact the customer service. Should you contact the customer service for one of the detailed solutions or as a result of incorrect operation, the visit of the customer service cannot be made free of charge, even during the guarantee period. Provide the custom[...]
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30 Technical Data Dimensions: Height 65 cm Width 45 cm Depth 65 cm (including installation) Connections : Details of electrical connection should be obtained from the rating plate. Ensure that the nominal voltage and current type correspond to the supply voltage and current type at the place of installation. Drum speeds : Washing : 55 rpm Spinning [...]
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